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This information used to be available on the Omega web site. I'm ****** if i
can find it. I guess that Omega call this progress.
You have to modify the registry. I guess you already have Access or similar
installed. Modifying the registry is a thing one should do without a glass
of whisky in your hand - so I take no responsibility for this.
What you do is:
Abort installation of TS2Ki
Click Start|Run menu sequence
In the open edit box type regedit and click OK
Click the + sign next to HKey_Local_Machine
Click the + sign next to SOFTWARE that is revealed
Click + next to Microsoft - scroll down if necessary
Click the dataAcess folder it to highlight it - scroll if necessary
In the right hand pane click the FullInstallVer registry key once to
highlight it
Click Edit|modify menu
Enter the value 2.12.4202.3 and click ok
click the version registry key once to highlight it
Click Edit|modify menu
enter the value 2.1.2. and click OK
(My experience has been that you have to enter the registry entry "Version"
before you can accomplish this step!)
Close the Registry|Exit
Restart the installation (no reboot required)
and good luck
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Hodge" <r-hodge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "'omegalist'" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 5:48 AM
Subject: Install TS2000i on Windows 2000 SP3 from Omega CD SP3 CD fails!
> I recently switched PCs and, although I'm not using it at the moment, I
> wanted to install TS2000i on my new machine. Whenever I attempt this
> from my SP3 CD the setup program says it needs to install MDAC
> components. It extracts these files from the CD then requests a shutdown
> before re-starting the setup but after the restart the setup program
> just goes round again saying it needs to install MDAC components. And so
> it goes round and round in circles!
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Robert
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cwest [mailto:cwest@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: 26 June 2003 04:20
> To: omegalist
> Subject: Re: Excel question
>
> Clearly I could have been clearer :-) Sorry. I hope this is better.
>
> I wish to use the last value in a column as a divisor in a formula. I
> have a
> column of 900 cells. Not all of them always contain values, and the
> values
> change (given another event), although there aren't any nulls between
> values. For example:
>
> A1 value1
> A2 value2
> A3 null
> A... null
> A900 null
>
> My formula is x/A2. How do I discover that A2 contains the last value in
> the
> column?
>
> Another example:
>
> A1 value1
> A2 value2
> A3 value3
> A4 null
> A... null
> A900 null
>
> How do I discover that A3 contains the last value in the column?
>
> I looked at Kim's and Alex's suggestions, but couldn't get them to work.
> Also couldn't find reference to some of the components in help.
>
> Thanks
> Colin
>
>
>
>
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